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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20
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yehn A. Canphsll a Para rs.k.,v !.
e to ely. :
M.Ealla, sf snehousah n - a.. -.
- WILL remain nniA MandRT.
william Beek, onn AZ ia snsad f.z.ws.
- .,sn % ksssiand. . visleina seaffIs.
y z. Uapp. 3 psomfnsus nsar-k.,.1 y
= ~ :. D1asEsnsss b apendina 8 fsw daTs
6eoERs B. Kitsenrsr An a h.ss. v.s.-..
= = sos city less essninR tres Iasis
" Ms0snnia. ths Canaaisn Pa.
- hell sag Assnf Iefs yesieEasy FER
mp 70 RoFi knRolos.
q ?. Dam Isft On ths Krsxiso veus.,.
~ en Business tE4p 60 Victoria srs
w rst1En 10 = fe1 days.
NJ. Uanas 0assh asa wifs. uf eat.u.
gno have been apendina 4 fsw daSS Is
Seaitles laass for homs feasy.
hon. n. G. 0scsza, uho has hsau vss-
slln9 Dc nfether Jessa w. Gsorae ana
sA1alg' lezt TOT hia home 10 Ossqrn yFs-
William walker, Z. o. Ames ana d
~. bhepard, vel known re1IHsnsa a.
ross e4amoie sre registered at TIE Oeei-
Professor z. P. Young, Of Tsoom..
IstaFned from attending the Easlonsi
IssenesS Institute. whish recently eoE-
vsasd n Chicago.
Rev. A. B. MsdbafV. Wa suur,Ias
toe palpit Of the First Baptiss Church
@ seattle ~ weeks q the pressnt
yeah oqfink the absence Ct The regular
pe.,or has aecepted q call 70 The BaD-
tiss ChaEch in Salem. Orseon.
George A. ashford ana wife, Of Ma
eouFi; George 3. Bradley, Of Kansas
Gitys u Dittszpoppsr. q. q. Donnet, Of
Portland, Or; 3. Sprouts, Of Diahtnu,
Easa-i ID. white. Of Be1ntson, Texas,
Captain Bslby. OnaTias Taylor, Of P0ri
9amblei W. p. PricaaFd, u Tacoma;
lfs. Ella =. Cushman, Of Liliswalp
fAlias are at the Arlington.
Charles Harris, Of Vancouver, p.
Brown, OF San Francisco; @. Balfa. Il.
Quinn. Of Astoria; W. \. Cora, OF New
York. ". n. HerbeFReF. Of Chicago, n.
Meek, Of Victoria; ]. 81. Anteine. Il.
DubFy, o. Fife, n. O'CoBnoF, J. CIV,
George Demm0nd, OF Astoria. o. MAJ.
sam. OF Hewoaasie; ]. 8. Rsddiek. A, A.
spake. Of Colby; J. +. Gszsly, Of Rose |
bafRs =. +. Hunt, OF IaonnueE; Z.
9alsath, Of Ieooma; w. +. Kapaysn. Of |
hoslyn; 7. Daf. Of vict0Eia, are as The |
New EnGland.
r. O. Bauniaart, +. n. OhurehiII. Of |
Ohiea9oi w. Beck. J. q. Bryce, Of Pert |
and; Z. j. Lansing, Of Albany; Wan. II. |
Brown, A. q. Lnbhosk, q. q. Holmes, @. |
4. Holmes, of San Francisco, Z. @. /
Ameas Wm. Walker, d. w. Ghipard, Of /
Port Gamble; X. o. Kerr, OF WaIia |
Walla; Il. L. kempster, OF Spring /
Brook; e w. Purdy, OF Utsalady; q. r.
Jlapp. J. p. Adams. Of Tort Townsend; |
]. A. Guyme. IL. and wife. Of Lowell; +. /
2. Ross, Of NeR YORK, r. h. Otfnn, Of
daho; r. W. Parker and wife, Of Port
and. ara at the Occidental.
o. z. ComstOck, II. Hansman, s.
goldman, Of Portland; ]. j. Shanguessy
4 San Francisco; ]. Audres, VIM. Gar
ct, q. ID. KimbAll, Of SkAQit; J. r.
Harris, Of Shelton; Mrs. g. L. Davy, Of
'iotoria; III. W. B4rnard, Of Port Town
end; w. H. MeAlooF, Of Olympia; II.
|. Ovens, Of Juanita, A. 8. Hughes, Of
IlauQhter; j. q. Cook, Of Vancouver; z.
,. Youpge, OF Tacoma; j. II. McCaulley,
Z Helena; w. O. Hsets0n, OF Mlnnaap-
lie; y. l.. Tuttie, b. BorReson, Of MAX
Eco; N. W. Rapeman, Of Kent, Geo.
lyle, Of Newcastle, are Of the Bruins
Tioh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

.
| Eoms mantha eco nEsnsrs. KErkUoed
NsaainfhaiA 4 w1man, 0alumsla slesl
esnnesy inca sfennf6sa = s0mgans
undar The Laws cf WaehinRi1n 1sfsaaas1
% b known a. no Esnatls Raskina 80
Cz1ning Oompany, ths eAissas bsinG q
hni1d q esnnsxy q Q poiua d o. real
eeat1la. ana % q. nsnrr.I oannfnR anl
EaektnQ bngInezH. lha OcurAMY 11EHa1
8 sIta a ne water fruu8 4 oS1p1s q
miles below omllhiB Cove. had q lnErl
wharf eunatfne1ed q uAich uas ssoo1si
q larze huifdina 20 Be u1n6 e q canneEy,
his Was flta6 ~ with hulleEs. enaine1
fanha aD1 maeklnsry neuswary 9 caErI
on fhs bnsineA a IaHns fofns a nnsn
kaSs been emplo9ed theee foR mnInG
weeks RsttisR sssrylhinR a shana 8
~ sannszy could sfars ~ On H0uday
na4k
shortly nfsR nsun ysuasrday spaxkd
from The hlnnksmith aSap adjainin9 ~
n1eed k1t1lo az coal tnT. ana "a % in-
rs men employed about 4hn place b1Te-
fhe bEil1iua and m1g1 Of the kn1Ghine-
Il
company san1ed 30 eur infoEman1 thaA
tie eanneEy - no1 lnglEea, aud that
/ the los would Be ebozt f30.0oa Ths
| the arrival e The Geo. = StaEx, which
s1ssner pas1sd whiIs ahs baildins ~
10 flames; and later n TIE af1UIDcon
nary when Ne fra beoke cut, arrived 81
49, nss-, - aw,e~kN A. mGl1a1-..f
paKtie1i8TA
xAEx wExz Nm. xmxWooD.
Late Iasi sweating Ms1sRs. Kirkweod
md Nottingham arrived IN The city.
from the Rosne Of the Ara. In cnuNnK-
salion In regMrd 10 tha io@1 Of the can
nary, he maids eve had O loe Of men
engaged In taRFinR nsfB 10 preserve
them from destruction In the aaIl wafer.
In thls Earring process coal oil and coal
taR are TIE principal ingfodieBta u
seems thai one Of these ns1s which had
been soaked IN The MIXTURE, vas
stretched under the building b DRY,
Stats having bean naiIed on the piles Cor
that purpose, and unfortunately . poE-
ton Of the net extended uBdsE ne
blacksmith shop. A little spark Of nns,
OF bit Of rcd hot non dropped throuRh
the door on 10 the Rst. and n an IN
gtant The whole place vas In Q hlazs.
We succeeded IN saving ths piling snd
some Of the eape, thoagh most Of ne.
caps are badly damaged. Our boiler
vas not Seriously injured, and she r.
tort can be used, but most Of the ma
chineEy d q total ioes. Fully $500
worth of tin WA destroyed, besides all
the other material for cans and oaaen.
We new thiAk that $4,000 viii cover
eur actual loss. We had had the plaeo
surveyed, and everything arranged for
Insurance when the agent returned on
Saturday, but wo we're Q day Zoe late, e
We did MOI have cent Of Insurance. %
the place.
RspOEsss-wHi yOS ssbaEid isanaai-
ateiyf
Mf. Kirkvosd-That b Q ausstion
eannot answer. Ths salmon season Il
nov upon us, and before we could re-
place cur machinery and Get ready foR
business. L would Be over. We may -
bald part Of the canneKy at onoes md
yea 30 able 10 do something this rear.
Mr.. Phinney, from whom No lsaasdsoaE
ground, has made a. Q very ReneRoaa
offer. he has agreed that Il We ase ahia
10 rebuild, be will donate % "a she lnmd /
We require for the purpose. This 10 veRy
geneRDns on his part, but 10 will Be Q
day or two before We can fully doolde
lass what turn wo viii take In the mat
Ter"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20
TRE VIEW ROTEL.
THE LKAan OF THE OCCIDENTAL" TO TIE
sEATTLE EoTEL COMPANY con-
BUNEMATRD.

The negotiations that have been pend
Ina for some time past between Mr.. John
Collins and The Seattle Hotel Company
we're concluded yesterday, sud the ''Oo-
sidental" was leased 10 The company
upon very favorable terms. The ls&ss
takes effect on SsptembeF LIST and the
new management will then assume en-
tire control. The company has selects 4
Mr.. whitney, Of Olympia, 81 temporary
manager, and be will remain 10 charge
until permanent arrangements can be
made. The officers Of the company are
Ia correspondence with several veil.
known Eastern hotel firms, and Il Il the
intention 10 placs the botel upon q ffst
class footing at once and 20 secure the
best manager possible. Mr.. Whitney,
who for some years has managed the
Carlton House az Olympia, Is we'll and
favoEahly known a. an hotel man of ex.
peFlance and ability. His selection to Gil
the position Of manager for the time
being ia q good one. and the company ID
10 be congratulated upon securing %
acceptable . man At 50 short q notics
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

NEw ISxrRcroR.-O Thursday .
meeting OF TIE Beard az DsalxnAtoEs,
sonsistine Of A. 9. Babbeek, supervtsinR
Inspscsos Of Halls aad Boilers es ne
tFsa District. Jadee MaitheS =.
Deadly Aad Cohesion % Casaoms hyrAni
Abraham, vas held IN Portland. under
he direcsion Of the Secretary q me
Treasury, for The paFposo of tnSpeesinR
Ne credentials % The several apes.
eAnts for The position Of Inzpecsof Of
boileEA. Wise James IsotAa, resigned.
feay nominAfsd Prank MeDsrusota foE
ne positiea. Mr.. heDerDots = pEae-
teal enginesF, uho has heen for mAny
yeAzs 10 TIE employ q ne y. =. 4 n
%. and sAoald Be yell qoaitned 70 dis
eearRe TIE asties uf TIE olace Ter ssloh
Ne y nominated. The ncmtnataon y
eoaa dsred squivAleni 70 An eleesson-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20
LOCAL LEGISLATURE.
aEaULAR ToRrHIaHTLY MKETIEo OF TIN
o0Uaou.-Brps ASKED ron LIGHT
mo TIE sTRKKrs.


Council met pursuant 10 Law. Pres
snt-Acting Mayor J. FnFth and Ooan-
cilmen Fhnk, Green. Lake, Moran,
Nsssz. Russsll and Reilze and W. b.
Forrest, Clark.
PKrTTIoSs, ETC, RRcEIvKp.
From o. jacobs and others, for the
opening Of Depot street from Banner TO
broadway. and for the condemnation OF
property necessary therefor. Referred.
From PuRet cound improvement
Company, praying that the ordinances
establishing the grade Of Pike stress be
changed 10 conform with the present
grade. Referred
Prom Davidson 4 Grub, praying for
permission TO transfer liquor license
from Blue Front Saloon 10 Willard
Ho1ss. Granted.
From J. d. Lowman, for the opening
Of Eleventh street from Columbia 10
Madison. Referred to Street Commit
tee.
From @. b. BAQley ct al. for the open
ina and Improvement OF High street.
Referred.
From Charles Hart. for the correction
Of certain tar titles. Referred 20 City
From Captain F. J. Barns, declining
10 SCI a. one Of the Second street ap-
prAisera. Read and flea
From Seattle Laks Shore 4 Eastern
Railway Company, for right Of way
across Columbia street. Referred.
From teamsters and drayDen, ash
inc for amendmsnt Of ordinance regu-
lafine and Iicenaine vehicles kefegfea.
From HuidAh Kaufman, q al, for
psFnission 70 relay Sidewalk % Seventh
street. Granted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS BBcuYKD.
From City survsyos. eTvtne estimate
Of constructing o sewer in Columhia
street from Twelfth 20 Front street.
Referred 20 Committee On sewers and
Drainage.
Pyoua Judiciary Oommittes. making
A verbal report en- the petition Of b. II.
Thomson for damages On accoant Of
Mn street Grade. recommending thai
az the Oommitfea u unable 20 agree
with Mr., ThomsoB. that procedure -
"a forth IN the charter IN saek c8ses Be
followed. By request Of attersey fol
Mr.. Thomson, tbe matter Uaa referred
10 she JndioiAry Co1mittee-
Prom the JudiciAEy CemEittea. r.
farming approTeo fepoFts % Saseies
Jones ard eodsrbeEa. and CITY JaiioR
BoeaEl Adopted.
nrscELLANRDuA.
Ordered hat the Asssas1ent rolls fos
ths EuseiAi asasssmant districts estab-
lisAed BY oEdinances 50 ana So, b
ana the saDe is hereby apEFoTe4. ID
ohjension hsine made 10 either II saAe
Fofls.
OFasraA that Q wagon And 6c1oil
harness BE- pnEuhass6 Tor the 60 Ct ~
civ, ana tkaa Counsil@an h Rass&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20
HARTTuAL o0NsTIPlTInN

And Kidney and liver ills, dspeadine On
. weak or inactive coalition Of the kid
neya. liver or bowels. are successfully
and permanently cured only By the uae
Of the gentle yet e1eotivs laxative and
diuEetie. Syrup Of Fies. lts advantages
are evident; Il IL easily taken, pleasing
to the lasts, acceptable 10 the stomaek,
harmless 10 the m0st delicate nystem,
end truly beneficial IN effect. For sale
In 30 cents and 81 bottles. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

Be- nepninlza Z eornmittss e ons -
m2ke aneA pnEchnees
Undars6 Ih1a ne E1sRk g instrae1ai
g advertise for bliss fnw linh1tnR -
ssreaeH from The Ia Of BeptwnbaF. 1856,
% Qrsohaa 1, 1855; also fnr tie furnish
fnR % lnmbeK for ahm Dnnna period; Ala0
fur daing tAa city PRINTING for TIE eane
peFiods alsa f6g tha fuEniEhlnz e %
tuus q coal, maEa % isas, fer tie enEfna
hDaBea ana city of3oGA
Liosn8Gs weEa oE3aEed tzs1ad % 3
knEk and q. L. Carries, TIE forrner -
Felafl besr, and tie lns1sF llQaer.
De Nelsnn'B npplicsti1n fer Q ktqa1f
HasnR gas referred.
nuza Axz1WEn.
On CITY Euna..--............ tlS $
"a fiEe kaod....-.s-..s.----. u ~
ORDINANCES.
An ordinnnos 10 fcrshaf sxtsnd, e.
tablish. laS ca and epsn Natehes sssss&
waa sdspesd.
An ordinances 10 further extend. e.
aahlinh, lay Gus and 0pan Repuhlican
aars@a In ans city q 8aaffla. Passes.
An uEninanno anfhnEkEiHR and ems-
p0wsrina ths Mayor and City CleRk %
exssnts gun claim deed 10 B. O. Hill.
Passed.
AdiSarsed TIL Tuesday nszt 81 7:se
3. n.
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100 pieces "a inch all gooI Ladies'
elosh reduced from $50 TO 371fc. Clear
ance Nale. San Francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

An WOOD hinnk aiaeUnAl szita ei2s all
vseg blns ehsvios suits tf2 San Fran
sisco Score. anlA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

A cash store can undeEsell any credit
store on earth. We underseli them all
on Dry Goods, any prices they may
quota or advertise. You will find them
cheaper at the Cash Store Of
CHRarEn CI.RARY's.
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80 Red Twill aannsl.
CzrzrEa CIzAzE.

FaYns OFEaA HoCss.-TheFe is little
doubi she plays Of the osb0uEns 4
stookwell CompAny, which are 10 be
producea next week. will be seen 10 the
very best ADVANTAGES. The company
vii nos rely en- The Opera Honsa sees.
baE hrinzs tta own seenery with y IN It's
owa ear. MoFcovsF, TIE eompA1y'a own
csrpsnters accompany TIE tfoape aud we
can therefoFe coan1 upon seeing TIE
eompany perform With tns mcsi agpro-
uEiase snsfeundsnRs. cnAooSs OF 9
Great CITY has already gained name
faf itsslf. and fron tee PRES eommenta
On shs s'Golden Cant, Ee are led te
believe thAt IL d 10 wise inferlor % TIE
Ara ms0tto1ed pteoe, add VT, cocse-
gasntly, prove hiEhly sntsEsatnfnE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

R,soRs frontinR en woodland Para
nv.a kssnasn tie nneat drive 10 he
NeFtAwssa, can be parenaaed frem Q.
6. PHnExxT a o.. fer $50 as%imo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

~. II. O. A. OoEvEErIoz.-The Fourth
Annual Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Oregon, wash
inRton Territory and British Columbia,
viii be held at the Dalles, Oregon, Sep
tembsr 22d to 25th. TIE programmes
for this year Il neaFiy completed, and
from present. indications the convan-
ton w1ii far exceed both In numbers
and interest that Of any previous year
Practical topics bearing on all branches
Of religious and social work VII b
opened BY experienced men, and it d
win make the gathering one At special
interest,".
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

IS shaaas Is-ineA ali siIk laas vslvsi
sia yard; si-lncA heavy gross grain
siik s6a. eA1 fra1cisco Siore-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

e4.50 embroidered robe suits rsdueed
to &2.26; 100 lawn reduced 70 61<e, clear
anoe sale. San Francisco Store. aa14
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INDIAN JUBILEE.

Look al the nav and nobby neckties
at Toklaa 4 Singerman's. anl4
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HIS. Alfred, an intelligent Indian Of
the Port Madison tribe. sends us the
following communication, giving an 90
count Of the Jubilee held at the Tulalip
Agency, on the 18th inst:
I'VE have been enjoying q great tune
81 Tulalip. The crowd vas very large and
there were many representatives from
various tribes. Among the tribes we'll
represented we're the Lummi, & Winimish,
Skagit, Port Madison and Clalan
tribes. Oh. vs had lots Of fun. There
we're horse races. foot races with white
men, and other kinds Of races. All
day We had . great big time, and In the
afternoon az half past four o'clock the
match game Of baseball took place. BE-
tween The TulAiip Unions aud the fort
Madison stars. The Port Madison
Stars are handles, and their challenges
has gone cot 20 all The clubs Of Indians
% ,his Puget sound of Washington
Territory, and The uniona are the only
ball players Who dare come forward
And 90 their best to beat them. The
Unions we're heavy balters, bot the
Stars we're woch good nelders that they
won the victoTy. II took one hour and
thirty inmates 70 flnish the game. with
the following score By
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

sc Linan SplaaheFs Stamped.
Cww-wR cEkAMx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

New goods arriving daily. EasteEz
ash prices. OKnsTKR OLEAHx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

2se Ladies black and colored silk
mits. CHEsTER CLkARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

In order 10 close out our
Ladies' Vests, finest gauze. reduced
from 4125 TO Csc.
Ladies' Vests, reduced from rs cents
to 60c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

sAnEza on TEE MxxIOo.-Ths steam.
ship City Of Mexico sailed for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. Fsem
hera she took GOO tons Of coa', 30 tons
Of miscellaneous freight, and the fol-
lowing list Of passengers; Mrs. II. Fit
ten, Mrs. Charles II. Batsman, MR. II
Heating and children, Mrs. WIN. Rob.
eFtson and children, Miss Cook, A. W,
Young, Mrs. George w. Harris and
ehildfen, Mrs. Ida J. Sohns and child,
L. Karso and wife. Mrs b. 8. Robinson,
Mrs. O. n. Morse, J. w. Hughes, Mrs
T. II. Campbell, Mrs. d. W. Treat, Mrs.
NJ. J. Meeker and children, Mrs. d.
Mickinhl8s, Mrs. Kate Lundt, GoorRs
Coupe and wife, Mrs. A. Fl. Lao and
children, A. 4. 6ealandeF, and - in the
steeraQe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

Frenoh kid shnes. $50 qaality. re-
daoed 10 $3.50. Saa Francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOOD,

etter assortment and lower prices
In this sale than have been before
heard Of.
Ladies LIsle Thread Gloves reduced
70 10c pair, worth 25c.
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IlAllIE@,

8 cases Pants and Vests. regular price
price $50, ell wool, medlcated,
reduced in this sale 10 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

WateFmelous. rich. ripe and juicy.
Carload 20 arrive Thursday morning.
HALEY 4 WRIaEx.
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Immense Reduct

Full line Of Tapestry Carpets. hne
patterns, reduced from Sc 70 csc.
This bargain good for one week
only.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

H-svsa ssass 49, % ssls q ne asss.
raznasz. suiea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

Just arrived, two cases Of Ladies
solid colored hose In Cardinal, Seal
and Navy, which we win sell In this
sale at SC per pair; can't match them
less than 16c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20
UNDERWEAR.

SOC MeriDo Pants and Vests, are m.
equaled for the money anywhere In
the Northwest under 74c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

Bat little inisrssa VS. manifested b
tAs esnsrai public over The result Of
yesterdays game Of bass ball between
The Olymplos and Ssatilss. tso lseal
mines recently organized hsEe, and not
oVsr one hundred persons vitneased
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

summer stock we win offer extra
purchasers this week.
All other goods In the line OF sum.
mer Underwear in exactly the same
proportion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

I case fancy striped cotton hose SIC
pair, sale price i6c.
/ case fancy cotton hoae new shades,
70 l-2c pair, sale price 20c.
Immense assortment Of Ohildrsn's
and Misses full flnished hose l5c up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

Council met pursuant to Law. Pres
snt-Acting Mayor J. Furth and oOun-
cilmen Fhnk, Green. Lake, Moran,
Nsssz. Russsll and Reiize and W. b.
Forrest, Clark.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

Ladies' hem stitched handkerchlefs, /
all elk, CSC, worth SOC.
MaTabout veIliDgt. reduced 70 l5c. !
from csc,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

A4ul1E uot ptAyco.
N0TKR.
Reds 10 the bat.
Umpire. II. h. Eeeker.
An invincihie team, Booth and
Hnahes - pitchers.
Bsating On the grounds ought 10 b
pRohtbited.
We w01Id sngResa 10 tho rev club
that shsy elect oaVtain, % a. 70 avoid
q eonfiice Of authority.
Chnriss wOFth, Of The Oiyupscs, 10 one
Of the pFstsisal players On ths dis
mead.
Cozman the peV addition 10 tAe
Reas, nads his debut yesterday.
Mr.. James Farrell, Of Newcastle,
6lied The position Of eFst basenan foI
TIE Reds n q very creditahle manasr.
A sslsci team Of the tve mines uln
Feprsssnt Seattle "a the coming contest
vita The WiIiamsttes and P0Ftlsn1s.
WheFs. o. where rs ne oflcial
saofaf
seattle car noe bo4st q two eatnhsEI
which oan't b bat IN The Northwest,
Beeiey and BaFnalL
PieFas, Of TIE Oiympics, 10 9valuAbls
aadtsion % the haas bali fFatsEnity,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-23
GER II will take to

ton Is closed the ger 1t will take to
advance them to the standard which
contact with your people is bound to
bring about l heard few educated
half-breeds speak against opening tho
reserve, but only from mercenary
object l think with such man as
Bishop Whipplc. of Minnesota, as one
of the commissioners to secure the
names. over two-thirds OF the Indian
adults would sign the treaty. The In
dams have the greatest faith in this
man and consider him second Father
DE Smet / know my sons who will
graduate next fall would work hard to
bring about this result, and | can not
see how the bill can be defeated If hon
est commissioners of Bishop Whipple's
stamp are selected"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-23

with the cream OF colored society, and thu
sermon, music aud behavior OF the people, are
precisely the same as one would see In white
church. Its rival OF the position Of the mosl
arlstocratc colored church Is the EspiscopalIan
church, further up Fifteenth street, where
they have an Oxford graduate as minister, and
n congregation that can show as fine an as
sentiments of Easter bonnets as ST. Johns OF
the Church OF the Epiphany. President
Arthur, who was a dcvout Esplscopalian, at
tended this church once or twice and ap.
peared to enjoy II. As matter OF fact. visit
ors TO Washington would see as much TO In
terest them there and, with all due regard for
Rev. Byron Sunderland would hear as good
a sermon, as If they followed the regular
guIde-boos Sunday program and went TO see
the presidents church.